Blizzard Seemed To Forget They Make Video Games, Not Stores.
When 80% of the marketing beats for the new season of your *video game* involves cosmetic-only Premium additions, there might be a problem. You OK there, Blizzard?
When 80% of the marketing beats for the new season of your *video game* involves cosmetic-only Premium additions, there might be a problem. You OK there, Blizzard?
Selling a costume could be very expensive for new games, as SKG think they have F2P in their sights.
June is for kicking back and enjoying some really cool-looking games, from the biggest AAAs like Star Fox, to AA oddities like Fatekeeper, all the way to the weirdest-looking indies like Denshattack!
Per one CEO, "We've been a little bit too romantic" about long-term jobs in the games industry, but the cost to games might be dear.
Post-Pandemic lockdowns, SEGA had a plan. They were going to make 'SUPER Games', everyone would buy into these live games, and profit would be plentiful. HYENAS was the first of these projects and died. 5 years later, the whole initiative is dead.